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Legal free-to-view online TV and film sites ?

coffeehound
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Please can you suggest legal sites where one can view films and TV without requiring a TV licence.
Presumably there is loads of free content out there, but my knowledge doesn't extend beyond YouTube at present.
Thank you kindly.
Presumably there is loads of free content out there, but my knowledge doesn't extend beyond YouTube at present.
Thank you kindly.
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C4 have a good number of films on All4 these days. There are presently 35 including recent big titles, world cinema and Film 4 favourites. The All4 back-catalog of TV is massive, with most of C4's original comedy series from over the years, and most of their own drama productions, too.
Youtube has masses of content - just when you think you've found everything in a particular category, another channel pops up.
I'm not that familiar with DailyMotion, but it also has a quantity of old TV.
If you have a Roku device (including Now TV hardware) you can access Roku TV.
There's also the video offering of Plex.
If you have access to C5's My5, that includes a portfolio of about a dozen different video-on-demand channels.
Also UKTV player.1 -
There is plenty of free content on ITV Hub, All4, My5 and UKTV Play.2
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Many thanks. Funny but I didn't even think of the established TV channels as I associate them with needing a licence to view0
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PlutoTV is an app that provides hundreds of channels with minimal ads.
Lots of content on there, not top level but it’s certainly another option.2
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